tidy: add const checks #2525
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This change implements checking for when methods can be made const, when pointers can be made const, and when returning const objects. Many functions are explicitly excluded from this, since they do not perserve logical constness, since they mutate a pointer member.
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This change implements checking for when methods can be made const, when pointers can be made const, and when returning const objects. Many functions are explicitly excluded from this, since they do not perserve logical constness, since they mutate a pointer member.